The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21
MARTINS FERRY.
All Sort. of Local New. and Gossip Aeros.

AL SOEth Oh LuCA NtWs euu uoetp HSEpss
-sEip the River. ss VI
william Lupton Is on the sick list 81 +.
Lyman Hilton and Nelson Henderson were ar.
rested last night for fighting. If
The aughln Nail works Is OF for two weeks 10
make some necessary repairs. .s l}1
Mrs. william Q. Lcasure, Of East wheeling, was
the guest OF Mrs. J. u. Fowler. this week. +iIg
Misses Berthe aud Etolse Grace. In company with
Ms, II. W. smith and son, Howard, Are at Noun.
| tain Lake Park. is-g9 G.F7I
Tuesday evening Mn. Thomas Greer was caused
| considerable annoyance BY a bug crawling In her
| car. Tho pest was removed by DIR. Williams.
NJ John Moore and Nils Anna Armstrong were
married last night at O'Clock at the residence oil
tho brides parents on Second street. A few init
mate friends were present. sFot# ttt La.
Tho Methodist basket picnic At Rldgcway's grove
ycsterdhy, was grand SUCCESS, barring the uneasi'
| ness and alarm occasioncd by the threatening
clouds and light showers. Fully 40 people part.
cipated and the day was passed In all sorts OF
the grounds, and returning homo about o'clock,
all well satisfied with the days enjoyment.
Tho death OF Miss He.tIe updcgraf. mention o.
which was made IN yesterdays paper, though no,
unexpected. will boa sad blow to her numerous
friends in this place and vicinity, by whom she
was held In Tho highest esteem Among bel
younger friends kho was pleasant and alable ~,
soclate they could III silotd to lose, The funeral
Will take place this morning at 10 O'Clock from the
residence Of her father, Mr.. i, J. UpdcgrAG, on
North Fifth street. 1nterncnt in Riyciyiew.
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport were fully repro
tcntcd al Camp Chippewa Tuesday, nearly i've
hundred going from thc, two placer. Parties q
nity secured special cars for tho trip and traiu
Of seven coaches left bridgeport at 1850 arriving 81
the camp ct 2lo, thus giving the exGusloniss s'x
hoiin on the grounds. which were most delight
| July spent among the various places OF RmuSs'
ment; A more pleasant day could not be desired
and tho 81 < hours passed quickly by. Tho Martina
Ferry train lelt tho grounds at bocloet STANDARD
time, and owing 10 the many s'ops 10 DO made did
not reach here until o'clock. city time, when
excurs!onissa At home. Almost every person who
visited the camp from here proposes to GxCurt there
again next month, s'1,...a - a
On Jnlyl, Michael Tlghe, boiler 10 the Top mill
In North Wheeling, entered suit against ono GeoRC
Troutan, a fsrner living al Deep Kun. ak mes
sold horse 10 Tighe, warIRntiug the animal 10
work anywhere: 10 do all kinds Of work. md re-
celved SIG for II. Mt Tghe shortly after put hi.
horse 10 work, and 10 his surprise the animal was
Of no account whatever, absolutely too lazy TO cat
After many attempts 10 work the horse, Mr. Tighs
notified MIR. Troutan TO come and get the animal,
saying 1t was not MS II had been represented
Troutan however, failed u come Tor the bc4s,
and on the LIST OF this month was sued by TIHhc
The trial was set for Tuesday July 49, ut O'Clock
4. NJ 1t occupied n whole days time TO- tx.
examines about twenty witnesscs. equally divided
between tho opposing parties, The trial was con-
tlnued yesterday, Judge J. =. Cochran acting for
the plaintir and lawyer George Duucnn for the
ldeiense The case,Eas called At a. aud the
attorneys labored hard until noon. when the case
was turnei over 70 the Jury (ni 1--WE membeB1 for
verdict, They withheld their decision until one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when the court room
was for the third time crowded. The Jury brought
IN a verdict for the plaintiff. THAT lroutan take
back the horse and return 70 Tghe SIG, tho price
paid tor The animal, and SIS additional for feed
Tor the horse for six weeks" The juryncn art
kicking on being paid Is cents day only.